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Flock’s surveillance cameras are spreading fast across the US

More than 100,000 automated license plate readers now operate across the US, with Flock Safety controlling the majority of the market. These devices log every passing vehicle and perform functions beyond reading plates.

Massive restructuring at former Showmax shareholder

Comcast plans to split into two separate companies by spinning off Sky and NBCUniversal. The restructuring separates the media and entertainment assets from the parent company's core business operations.

Camera traps reveal the true culprit behind crop damage in Honduras

Camera traps deployed in Honduran Mosquitia identified which wildlife species was causing crop damage in the region. The research was published in Neotropical Biology and Conservation journal using noninvasive monitoring technology.

MicroStrategy Stops Just Hoarding Bitcoin — Now It Will Manage It Like Smart Money

MicroStrategy announced a Digital Credit Capital Framework on June 29, 2026, featuring a $1.25 billion Bitcoin monetization program and $2 billion in repurchase authorizations. The company plans to treat Bitcoin as flexible capital rather than a static holding.

AI spending boom accelerates as Big Tech pours trillions into infrastructure

JPMorgan raised its forecast for AI capital spending through 2030, projecting trillions of dollars in investment. Big Tech companies are accelerating their infrastructure expansion to support artificial intelligence development and deployment.

Saylor’s Strategy Responds to Critics With New Plan to Protect BTC Exposure

Michael Saylor announced a new plan to protect Bitcoin exposure through a specific financial mechanism. The announcement came after criticism regarding his strategy for managing the company's Bitcoin holdings.

Millennium Builds AI Lab in Push for Cutting-Edge Products

Millennium Management established an artificial intelligence laboratory to develop and apply advanced technologies. The new AI lab represents the firm's effort to expand its capabilities in machine learning and automated systems.

Saylor's Strategy initiates buybacks and bitcoin monetization program, lifts STRC dividend

Saylor's Strategy authorized up to $2 billion in share buybacks and established a program enabling future bitcoin sales to support liquidity needs. The company also lifted its STRC dividend as part of this new capital management framework.

The sell-off in Strategy’s preferred stock has investors questioning everything

Strategy's preferred stock offering, which a Bitcoin bull claimed had no downside in 2025, has experienced a significant sell-off prompting investor skepticism. Investors are questioning the security and value proposition of this equity instrument amid broader market uncertainty.

Digital ID provider Wultra raises $7.75m in funding round

Wultra completed a €6.8 million Series A funding round for its post-quantum authentication and digital identity solutions. The company provides these services to banks and financial technology firms.

Indian BrahMos Cruise Missile Will Enhance UAE’s Standoff Capabilities

The UAE will acquire Indian BrahMos cruise missiles to enhance its standoff attack capabilities. The missiles have a range of approximately 290 kilometers and represent part of the UAE's strategy to diversify its military suppliers beyond traditional partners.

Google earthquake alerts warned 11.4M before Venezuela’s quakes

Google earthquake alerts notified 11.4 million people in Venezuela moments before two major quakes struck on Wednesday. The warnings provided some recipients up to two minutes to take action before the earthquakes hit.

World Cup exit leaves South Korean football in crisis

South Korea exited the World Cup, triggering a crisis in the country's football system. The BBC Sport investigation examined how the program rose and subsequently declined in performance and competitive standing.

The Supreme Court Just Made It Easier for You to Get Cheaper Generic Drugs—With 1 Major Catch

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of generic drugmaker Hikma, making it harder for brand-name manufacturers to block cheaper alternative drugs. However, a pharmaceutical patent lawyer noted that the legal battle over drug patents is far from over.

Your Home Router Was a Target of Russian Military Intelligence. Here's What to Do Now

Russian military intelligence compromised thousands of US home routers through a botnet called Turtle. Device owners must manually restart their routers and update firmware to prevent reinfection, as the FBI's fix is temporary.

Tether's USDT jumps to 8.5% premium in India after crypto payment crackdown

Disruptions from raids on crypto payment firms in Bengaluru reduced the supply of USDT on Indian platforms, causing the stablecoin's price to rise more than 8.5% above the dollar. This premium is roughly double the usual gap between local and global USDT prices.

World Cup quiz: were you paying attention during the group stage?

The 2026 World Cup group stage featured 48 teams playing 72 matches across 16 host cities, producing 215 total goals. A quiz tests whether viewers noticed specific details from the tournament's group phase.

Sony WH-1000XM6 vs. Sennheiser Momentum 5: I wore both pairs for months, and prefer this one

The Sony WH-1000XM6 and Sennheiser Momentum 5 are both flagship noise-canceling headphones that excel in their category. After extended testing, preference between them depends on individual usage patterns and priorities rather than objective superiority of either model.

The Uninvited Meeting Guest Is an AI Notetaker

AI notetaker bots are now joining remote meetings without explicit invitations from participants. These automated systems can record, transcribe, and summarize meetings, raising questions about consent and workplace etiquette that organizations have not yet established clear guidelines for.

Compliant farmers could face fewer inspections under new water pollution proposals

Farmers meeting water quality standards could receive fewer regulatory inspections under proposed changes to the Nutrients Action Policy. The policy revision aims to adjust enforcement frequency based on compliance records rather than universal inspection schedules.

Serena Williams-Venus Williams doubles next match at Wimbledon 2026: TV schedule, scores, results for tennis grand slam

Serena Williams and Venus Williams will play doubles together at Wimbledon 2026. The article provides information about TV schedules and streaming options for their upcoming match at the tennis grand slam.

Brazil vs. Japan live score, result, highlights from 2026 World Cup knockout game

Brazil defeated Japan in a 2026 FIFA World Cup Round of 32 match played in Houston. The specific final score and match highlights are not provided in this article excerpt.

“Unsexy” Marketing Channels Are Beating Digital by big Margins

Traditional marketing channels are generating significantly higher returns than digital marketing approaches. Marketing plans that ignore "unsexy" conventional advertising methods are missing substantial revenue opportunities.

Japanese Wine Is Having A Moment. Here's What You Need To Know

Japanese wine production has expanded despite climate and regulatory obstacles, establishing itself as a distinct category alongside established global wine regions. The sector is developing distinctive styles that demonstrate quality comparable to classic European wines.

From static storefronts to decision engines

Forty-five percent of in-store shoppers use AI in their buying journey, having researched and compared options before arriving at the store. Retailers are repositioning physical locations as validation points where customers seek confidence in their purchasing decisions rather than as transaction endpoints.

How Independent Sports Agencies Have Competed In Crowded NBA Landscape

Independent sports agencies like Glushon Sports Management, LIFT Sports Management, and Life Sports Management have competed successfully in the crowded NBA landscape. These three agencies operate without major corporate backing while representing professional basketball players.

Our Data Shows That It's OK if You Forget to Charge Your Phone Overnight

Newer smartphones can reach sufficient battery levels in 30 minutes of charging. CNET's years of testing data demonstrate that overnight charging is no longer necessary for modern devices.

DC Studios co-head Peter Safran admits Supergirl 'didn't meet our box office expectations' — but it doesn't sound like it'll force him and James Gunn to revise their ambitious plan for the DCU

Supergirl earned $68 million during its opening weekend, falling short of box office expectations for DC Studios. The disappointing performance will not cause Peter Safran and James Gunn to alter their broader plan for the DC Universe.

3 Fan Tokens to Watch During the World Cup Knockouts

Fan tokens for Argentina, Brazil, and Spain are identified as ones to monitor as World Cup knockout rounds start. Prices for these tokens are dividing as the tournament progresses into elimination matches.

The CEO behind Grand Theft Auto VI doesn’t play video games, but analysts say he has put $1.5 billion behind the biggest game launch of the decade

Take-Two Interactive has invested $1.5 billion behind Grand Theft Auto VI, which analysts call the biggest game launch of the decade. CEO Strauss Zelnick stated he doesn't play video games and believes being a consumer doesn't make a CEO effective in the business.

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